My only favorite out of the other "Family Circus" TV specials

You know, this is the first review I've ever written for a Valentine's Day TV special. I was sidetracked. I have been looking for good Valentine's specials to favour, and I just rewatched this lesser-known 1978 animated special based on Bill Keane's comic strip. Now it is another favorite and the only favorite out of the other "Family Circus" TV specials that were made.

The story revolves around Billy, Dolly, and Jeffy "assisting" their younger brother PJ in creating a large Valentine for their parents. They were ashamed of themselves for laughing at PJ's drawn picture in crayon. I have no further comments to make, but I am moved to commend the enchanting special. Having previously studied the comic strip from which it was adapted, it has secured a position in my esteemed comic repertoire.

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A Special Valentine with the Family Circus

The older children of the family try to help baby PJ make the perfect Valentine for their parents.

A Special Valentine with the Family Circus (1978)

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